ROCK CREEK PACK STATION Craig and Herbert London
P.O.Box 248
Bishop, CA 93515
(760) 935-4493
ANNUAL OWENS VALLEY HORSE DRIVES
2010
Join us in herding horses and mules between our winter range in the Owens Valley
and our Pack Station in the High Sierra. Since 1968, the first time we took guests,
the Horse Drives have been the most exciting four days of the year. You do not have to
be an expert rider but should have some time in the saddle. We have mounts to suit your ability.
The cook and camp crew have a comfortable camp set up in advance of each arrival. Tents and all
the good food you can eat are provided. Just bring your sleeping bag and personal gear.
Read guest comments about the Horse Drive adventure.
To the Sierra
Friday, 5 pm June 18-Tuesday June 22, 2010
$925 (plus 2% outfitter-guide fee and an 8% fee to cover regulatory changes)
Space Limited to 25 guests
Arrive by 5 p.m., Friday, June 18 at Lower Corral where drive ends. We take you to camp on our horses' winter range. For the next four days, live a truly western experience.
*Arrive back at Lower Corral Tuesday afternoon.
Celebration Banquet Tuesday evening in Bishop.
Click here for a day by day description of the Spring Drive itinerary.
Map of the Lower Corral location. Remember to click on refresh or change the zoom in Mapquest to see the map display. Mapquest will open in a new window.
From the Sierra
September 25-28, 2010
$925 (plus 2% outfitter-guide fee and an 8% fee to cover regulatory changes)
Space Limited to 25 guests
Arrive 6:30 a.m., Saturday, September 25 in Bishop at the public parking lot behind the Civic Center. We take you to Rock Creek for breakfast and then we leave from Lower Corral.
Ride ends after lunch on Tuesday, September 28 at our winter range.
We return to the Bishop Civic Center by 4 p.m. Celebration banquet Tuesday evening in Bishop.
Map of Civic Center Parking lot location. Remember to click on refresh or change the zoom in Mapquest to see the map display. Mapquest will open in a new window.
Fiddlin’ Pete Watercott has entertained, fireside, for many Rock Creek horse drive encampments.
Performing on the mandolin, guitar, and of course, fiddle, Fiddlin’ Pete’s music brings a special
light to the campfire. “The fiddle is the first cousin to the wind,” Pete says,
”there’s no better place to hear it than out here where it can curl it’s sound around
the whispering pine boughs!”
For more information on Fiddlin’ Pete Watercott go to www.fiddlinpete.com.
You can email us, also.
Rock Creek Pack Station provides all of its trips as a permitee of the Inyo National Forest.
All Trail Rides and Packing Schools are subject to an 8% regulatory reservation fee, plus 2% USFS fee.
NOTICE: Persons of any race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion or with any handicapping condition are welcome to use and enjoy all facilities, programs and services of USDA (Forest Service).
Discrimination in any form is strictly against agency policy and should be reported to Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. 20520